What Is Color Grading And Color Correction

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 Difference Between Colorgrading And Color Correction

ColorGrading : In Colorgrading We Use 3 to 4 tools In Photoshop/Lr or Premier Pro.. Like Shadow Highlights And Midtones 


There Buttons Or Dials Shown In Pictures Above... 

1 Shadows  Like Dark Or Black Areas Of Image Or Video

2 Midtones Like Colourful Area Of Image Or Video 

3 Highlights Like Bright Or White areas of images or video 


COLOUR CORRECTION

Color correction is a technical process that occurs during a film's post-production phase. Film colorists use editing software to adjust the color, contrast, and exposure of film footage so that it appears natural and unprocessed—the way the human eye experiences it in real life1 


1 Exposure

2 Brightness

3 Temperature

4 Saturation

5 Vibrance

6 Lights 

7 Ambience 











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